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In no particular order:
Desperate Housewives
Grey's Anatomy
All of them are amazing, but I have particularly loved the last season of Desperate Housewives, all the story-lines and the characters have been so good! Wish they were doing another season...
What are the 5 greatest TV Series' of all time?
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1. Curb
2. Arrested development
3. Twin Peaks
4. Fawlty Towers
5.Lost -
1. Arrested Development
2. Malcolm in the middle
3. Community
4. The Office (US)
The Simpsons (seasons 2-8 were so good that I'll kinda ignore the fact that it went downhill)
The Wire
The Sopranos
Friends -
Blake's 7, Doctor Who, Only Fools and Horses, Life on Mars/Ashes to Ashes and I can't think of another one
In no order
Big Bang Theory
The Simpsons
Family Guy
Ermmm maybe inbetweeners, north square (i know there was only 1 series :'( ). -
1. Lost
2. Sherlock
3. Torchwood (not including the miracle day series)
4. Fawlty Towers
5. Doctor Who -
(Original post by the hedonist)
1. Arrested development
2. Malcolm in the middle
3. Community
4. The office (us)
5........dragon ball z!! -
1.Doctor Who
2.Star Trek
5.Sanctuary -
Band of Brothers
Friday Night Lights
honourable mentions-
Dr Who
Lie To Me (not to be confused with the BBC panel show 'would I lie to you?'
Merlin -
(Original post by Summering)
So I'm just going to put my 5 favourites,
1 24
2 The Wire
3 Breaking Bad
4 The Sopranos
I would say Dexter, but the first season of Homeland was so good that Ill stick that in fifth -
Gordon Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares USA
Dragons' Den
The Apprentice -
(Original post by Pheylan)
Well of course you think that if you primarily watch Desperate Housewives and Family Guy (and, to a lesser extent, Friends) -
Doctor Who
The big bang theory/ Scrubs
(Lost and Once upon a time also almost made it on to the list. Although once upon a time is relatively new, but it is very good so far despite not having finished its first season yet).
I forgot merlin and Torchwood as well. I'm not quite sure which would be my top five now. -
Wtf is it with The Office? Am I genuinely the only person alive who thinks that Ricky Gervais writes the biggest piles of dross ever?
1) The Wire
2) Lost
3) South Park
4) Battlestar Galactica
5) Scrubs
Others; West Wing, Prison Break, Simpsons, Big Bang, IT crowd, Friends, Friday Night Lights
Future Potential Top 5's (if they continue to deliver); Breaking Bad, Homeland and Game of Thrones -
No Order;
Life On Mars/Ashes to Ashes
Lie to Me
But there are so many good ones, that list would change depending on my mood.
if it was about a singles series...
1. First Series of Prison Break
2. First Series of Luther
3. First Series of Life on Mars (2 and 3 easily interchangeable)
4. Torchwood - Children of Earth
5. First Series of Mad Dogs
But I regret not being able to put Hotel Babylon up there or Spooks, Scrubs, Eli Stone... possibly Black Books (but doubtful)... Doctor Who... and undoubtedly more. :P
Edit: SHERLOCK! How could I have forgotten that?! Definitely Sherlock somewhere! -
(Original post by word2yamother)
please spoiler your sig cos i almost died of cuteness -
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
The West Wing
Doctor Who
(No particular order) -
1.) Cosmos: A Personal Voyage
2.) Breaking Bad
3.) House
4.) It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
5.) Sherlock.
(Wish there was room for The Thick of It.)
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| Hypnôse Homme by LancômeLavender is the sustaining note throughout this fragrance. It is so pervasive I really don't get to enjoy the unique opening notes listed above. Drydown gives the amber/patchouli/musk base a chance to shine. Overall, a slight disappointment remains for not being able to experience those interesting top notes. Maybe lavender is the wrong choice for the heart of this scent... 05th April, 2007 |
| Casmir by ChopardI first tested Casmir awhile back, and I believe the bottle was "aged", and I didn't like it too well. After re-testing, I now own some of this warm & comforting scent! The 2 notes that stand forward are vanilla and sandalwood, coming off very unisex. The amber/vanilla/sandalwood/musk/patchouli base is quite rich. While inhaling the aroma of this well crafted blend, a fleeting memory of Coty's Emeraude tinged my thoughts. It's not exactly the same drydown, but something in it is very similar. Also coming to mind is NR for women. Considering the cheap price, you really can't go wrong if you like vanilla & sandalwood! Thumbs up for sure! 04th April, 2007 (Last Edited: 27th June, 2008) |
| Dzongkha by L'Artisan ParfumeurLichee and cardamom beautifully open this breathtaking blend. Attention getting. Followed by peony, iris, tea leaves and incense. The top notes are fresh and cool. Interesting. The dry down brings a little warmth. It is with much pleasure I tell you the incense note is restrained, but lends an almost "Caron" classic urn undercurrent. The iris turns a little musty/dusty on my skin after about 20 minutes. For me, the beginning of Dzongkha is the best part. After that, I can walk away from it with no regret. 02nd April, 2007 |
| Sweet Oriental Dream by MontalePowdery & sweet. I love gourmands, but this one doesn't stun me. For my taste, I wish this elixir would surrender to either the powder or the sweet; I really can't handle the overwhelming intensity of both together! Drydown brings welcomed relief from the extreme concentration of notes, and is quite beautiful. This one must be used sparingly. IMO Sweet Oriental Dream is decidedly feminine. Quality too. 01st April, 2007 |
| Passage d'Enfer by L'Artisan ParfumeurGrowing up Catholic, the smell of frankincense & myyrh always struck me as 'stinky'. It still does. Yet, this Passage d'Enfer - stinky notes and all - amazes my senses! Rach2jlc mentions spicy sausage which I COMPLETELY AGREE WITH! Panfried Italian sweet sausage bursting with fennel seeds! And get this - beneath those heavily incensed notes there is a light sweetness - like grandmother's prayers floating directly up to heaven on angels wings. How ironic, considering the name. Remarkable, this scent. For creating such vivid imagery I must give Pd'E thumbs up. How few fragrances have this ability. 01st April, 2007 (Last Edited: 17th April, 2008) |
| Chypre Rouge by Serge Lutens Les Salons du Palais Royal ShiseidoFlashback! To me this chypre smells very much like Halston from 1975. It is woodsy, and the pine does add bite to the warmth & the honey is sweet...but at the end of the day it smells like a hamster cage. Yep, those stinky wood shavings. I'm giving this a neutral rating, as I have enjoyed this scent on paper ~ just not on my own skin. 30th March, 2007 |
| Osmanthus by The Different CompanyWell put together; this one is different. Notes include: osmanthus, leaf green, bergamot, orange, tangerine, rose, rose bay, castoreum, hay and musk. The opening is sour and unpleasant to me. I don't get a true citrus at all. As this juice dries down, it's magic! The rose notes are soft and fresh. Not cloying whatsoever. I think the 'hay' gives a spring like breeziness to this mix. If it weren't for the disagreeable topnotes I'd probably dish out the dollars for this fragrance. I'm giving it a thumbs up because the drydown is truly magnificent! 30th March, 2007 |
| Bois Farine by L'Artisan ParfumeurPeanutbutter? Nope, I didn't get that accord - thankfully! - but I did get sandalwood. In fact; that was it. Smelled like Caswell & Massey's Sandalwood. Nothing else. My sample came directly from the N.Y. L'Artisan boutique so I trust it. Nothing but sandalwood though. 30th March, 2007 |
| Chergui by Serge Lutens Les Salons du Palais Royal ShiseidoOriental for sure, and I love orientals! Chergui is powdery soft, richly deep and slightly sweet. It reminds me of 2 scents from the 80's ~ Ombre Rose and Lutece. It strikes me as a "comfort scent". Brings about a feeling of coziness. Special! 29th March, 2007 |
| Donna Karan Gold by Donna KaranLilies open this feminine scent in a grand way! Along with those giant white blooms come jasmine and amber, which bring about a common/mainstream 21st. century feel to this mixture. A bit of patchouli in the base is restrained. (I appreciate that!) Classy & playful. All in all a wonderful springtime fragrance for any lady to enjoy! In my opinion, this is the golden essence of women that Chanel's Chance tried to capture but failed. Undoubtedly worth a try. 22nd March, 2007 |
| Mandarine Tout Simplement, by L'Artisan ParfumeurJuicy and tangy/sour opening ~ in a very good way! I cannot recall a single fragrance that has actually smelled tangy and sour; like a real citrus fruit. AMAZING! The initial burst of topnote lasts for mere seconds, then a more rich orange note infuses with ginger. I haven't read this anywhere but I distinctly detect cardamom. For my entire life mom baked scandanavian type breads using this spice and I tell you: that cardamom note exists here in this blend! Mandarine Tout Simplement is probably one of the most original fragrances I've ever encountered. I adore it. * as an update ~ I did purchase this scent, but found it very difficult to wear...I never felt that it was suited to me or appropriate for any occassions in my life...I'm still enamoured by this one, but sadly, have no desire to put it on. 21st March, 2007 (Last Edited: 04th April, 2008) |
| Un Zeste D'Eté by L'Artisan ParfumeurAt the risk of being repititious ~ This is a bright and cheerful fragrance! Kind of like Anick Goutal's Eau d'Hadrien on puppy-uppers! It's truly beautiful. 21st March, 2007 |
| L'Eau de L'Artisan by L'Artisan ParfumeurThis one receives a thumbs up because it's a great scent - very unisex. However, for the money I would try Clarins Eau Dynamisante treatment fragrance. It's very similar & MUCH more affordable! 21st March, 2007 |
| Fou d'Absinthe by L'Artisan ParfumeurAnisia Bella Aqua Allegoria by Guerlain is IMO the female counterpart to Fou d' Absinthe. I am very fond of anise notes found in many fragrances today, and this L'Artisan creation is no exception. It is positively masculine, clean, fresh, and interesting. Sure wish it lasted longer though. 20th March, 2007 |
| Tubéreuse by L'Artisan ParfumeurDelicate ~ drying down to buttery cream ~ Tubereuse is very interesting. Gardenia here for sure. It has a raw authenticity to it. Awhile back I was given a gardenia plant as a gift, and (amazingly) I was able to keep it alive long enough to enjoy the fragrant sweet flower that bloomed! This L'Artisan offering completely reminds me of that exact smell! Bravo! 20th March, 2007 |
| Mûre et Musc by L'Artisan ParfumeurI've just tried to sample the EDT version of this Mure et Musc but I honestly cannot smell it! I've used 1/2 the sample vial yet this juice instantly evaporates from my skin. Don't know what else to say. It is completely undetectable. 20th March, 2007 |
| Tea for Two by L'Artisan ParfumeurHoly mackerel! As soon as I tried it on myself, I knew I had to smell it on my husband. I nearly assaulted him with this fragrance. I grabbed his wrist saying, "Put this on, right now, you HAVE to try it", he had no choice. Then, the seemingly impossible happened. He declared T42 an amazing scent. It is smokey. So much so that when the real tea topnotes dry down it seems almost tobaccoish. Doesn't come accross sweet, but there is a mildly sweet note (honey probably) which brings balance to this mix. I find it intoxicating. My favorite L'Artisan thus far. As for the price, of course I wish it was not so high. But I'm willing to part with big dollars for this frag! 20th March, 2007 |
| Premier Figuier by L'Artisan ParfumeurFirst whiff to the last lingering note, this fig fine! So many reviewers have described this fragrance perfectly. For me, an underlying musty green adds the raw & natural vibe. The drydown is sweet powdery sandalwood which the fig note accompanies the entire way through. It is an awesome scent. I think the blending of notes here is brilliant. In fact, it's very fine! 20th March, 2007 (Last Edited: 17th June, 2009) |
| Dior Addict Eau Fraîche by Christian DiorWhy oh why did I ever stray from my beloved original? This Eau Fraiche version is an abomination of Christian Dior's Addict masterpiece! Throwing in some random gardenia note and cutting away the vanilla blows the whole balance and leaves me running to the nearest sink to scrub this mess away. It actually stinks. 15th March, 2007 |
| Parfum d'Habit by Maître Parfumeur et GantierThis is probably the most manly fragrance I've ever smelled. And actually ~ I really like the topnotes! Yep, they're good for me, somewhat dry; aromatic. The drydown comes as a bit of a suprise. I think it's the unexpected sweetness in the sandalwood. Very original and very sexy too. All the fragrances from MPG have excellent sillage & remarkable longevity. Highly impressive! 12th March, 2007 |
| Ambre Précieux by Maître Parfumeur et GantierElegant, golden, creamy. This is how I can best describe this precious elixir from MPG! One of my favorite offerings by this fragrance house. With my chemistry, it is what I always hoped Guerlain's Shalimar could be! Lovely. 11th March, 2007 (Last Edited: 17th April, 2008) |
| Centaure by Maître Parfumeur et GantierI've never worked with powdered gelatin like rach2jlc but after smelling this fragrance and reading his commentary I can only agree! This is what I classify as a 'sickening' scent. It gets into my mouth and I woefully taste this wretched concoction for hours...it's awful...blech! 09th March, 2007 |
| Boss Woman by Hugo BossSmells like a cheap rip off version of Tommy Girl. 09th March, 2007 |
| Woodhue by Fragrances of FranceI find Christian Dior's DOLCE VITA very similar and much easier to find. Citrus sweet with a warm woodsy drydown. Nice! 09th March, 2007 |
| Iris Bleu Gris by Maître Parfumeur et GantierCould have fooled me...I didn't realize this scent was specified as 'masculine' until now! Comes off a little sweet, I interpret it to be more unisex. ZZTOP's commentary is oh so true ~ and I also detect a leather like note. Possibly the dry moss lending a smokey edge to the base. The top notes are vibrant and herbaceaous, lingering only long enough to direct your attention to the smooth drydown. A quite nicely done fragrance, I might actually wear it for myself! 08th March, 2007 |
| Royal Bain de Caron / Royal Bain de Champagne by CaronRoyal Baine de Caron in the year 2007 doesn't strike me as being unisex whatsoever...but...when I reflect upon the year & inspiration of it's creation this fragrance begins to make sense! In 1941 most people were not bathing on a daily basis. More like once a week. Imagine trying to impart a sweet and clean aroma intended to last a full 7 days - especially on a man's body!? Soooooooo, in today's world of daily scrubbing we must revise our application of this wondrous elixir. Being a lover of bath/body products ~ this one's a cinch for me. RBdC is best enjoyed (IMO) by adding a few drops to the bath water. Soaking in scented water leaves a light and lush wash of fragrance upon the skin, creating a great base for your personal choice of scent for the day. In the heat of summer, sometimes perfumed water is enough adornment for the body! When used in this manner, I find RBdC to be joyful, clean and fresh ~ a wonderful way to start (or finish) any day! 07th March, 2007 |
| Grain de Plaisir by Maître Parfumeur et GantierO.K. This scent is simply bizarre! The lemony citrus opening is great, lasts about 15-20 minutes and then...it's no good. I mean; it just plain stinks. I can't imagine what possesed anyone to create this mess...yet here it lays upon my wrist! I must know, is there anybody who actually wears this stuff? Please let the answer be NO! 06th March, 2007 |
| Rush by GucciRUSH is appropriately named! Purplebird7's commentary is excellent - especially regarding the basenotes of this blend. This potion is juicy sweet upon first spritz, then warms and diffuses into a sensually sweet aura...mmmmmmmmmmmmm...nice! The gardenia here is a big winner. My major complaint is the bottle. I feel we've been gyped by the red plastic lego block! A fragrance this stunning deserves a much better presentation! 05th March, 2007 |
| Maroc by Long Lost PerfumeTo fans of this out of production treasure: please try either Narciso Rodriquez for Her OR Cabaret. You will certainly find one of these to be as rich and seductive as your old favorite! 04th March, 2007 |
| Calèche by HermèsThis scent is a fraternal twin to Chanel's #5. I know, it seems impossible, but listen: both scents share the following notes~ ylang-ylang, jasmine, rose/mayrose, sandalwood & vetiver. The Caleche incorporates a few others as well; such as iris and oakmoss, which add the dry crispness the aldehydes contribute in #5. After drydown, there is also a 04th March, 2007 |


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hello.....i am doing most of the work installing air handler/condenser, etc...then have a pro do the hookup and startup. my question is on the lineset...it has a 90 degree 6" end and a straight end. where would the 90 degree end go. my air handler is in the attic, so the lineset goes up the outside of the house. the 90 degree end would fit nicely in the hole in my wall then lay flat down to the condenser. otherwise isn't it difficult to bend this line 90 degrees?
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It doesent have to go anywere, its there for convience sakes, if you dont need it it can be cut off............honestly 9 out of 10 times it does not get used.
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Kaplinsky, Raphael
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For many years, the declining terms of trade of commodities relative to manufactures has dominated development thinking and strategy. Initial evidence suggests that the rapid deepening of China's participation in the global economy in recent years has begun to have a significant impact on global prices, reducing the rate of price increase in manufactures, and raising the prices of commodities. The existence of a very large army of labour in China, India and elsewhere in Asia suggests that these trends may be sustained in the future. If sustained, this has significant implications for the research agenda, for theory and for development policy.
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Creator: | Hassan, Adetola, 1984?- |
Creator: | Copeland, Barbara Anne |
Title: | Oral history interview with Adetola Hassan, December 16, 2001 |
Date: | 2001 Dec. 16 |
Description: | Adetola Hassan is a British citizen of Nigerian descent who grew up in Great Britain, Saudi Arabia, and Nigeria during the 1980s and early 1990s. She moved to the United States during the mid-1990s to live with her uncle in Missouri, and at the time of the interview in 2001 was a seventeen-year-old freshman at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. Hassan begins the interview with a discussion of her family's conversion to Mormonism and their practice of that faith in Great Britain, Saudi Arabia, and Nigeria. Although she focuses on some of the obstacles her family faced in practicing Mormonism in those countries, she argues that it was not until she attended a Presbyterian school in Missouri that she "experienced intense hatred of the church." She was ultimately forced to leave the school because she refused to renounce her belief in Mormonism. Hassan's recollections are revealing of some of the tensions between the Mormon Church and other Christian denominations in the South. Hassan also spends considerable time offering her thoughts on various practices within the Mormon Church, including the temple recommend and baptism of the dead. Additionally, she explains what it was like to be a young woman in the Mormon Church. In so doing, she focuses on her participation in church groups; the centrality of family to the Mormon Church; expectations of dating and double standards for young men and young women in romantic relationships; and her belief that gender hierarchies in the church would neither inhibit her independence nor prevent her from pursuing both a career and a family. Hassan also addresses the matter of race in the predominantly white Mormon Church: she describes her own experience as a young black woman, and she discusses the Mormon ban on black men entering the priesthood prior to 1978. She also explains the precedence of faith over race when choosing a marriage partner. Throughout the interview, Hassan's comments are revealing of the growing role of the Mormon Church in the American South at the end of the twentieth century. The Civil Rights Digital Library received support from a National Leadership Grant for Libraries awarded to the University of Georgia by the Institute of Museum and Library Services for the aggregation and enhancement of partner metadata. |
Types: | Transcripts | Sound recordings | Oral histories |
Subjects: | Hassan, Adetola, 1984?- | Mormon women--Southern States--Interviews | Women, Black--Southern States--Interviews | Nigerians--Southern States--Interviews | Mormon women--Religious life--North Carolina--Cary | Women in the Mormon Church--Southern States | Mormon Church--Customs and practices | Cary (N.C.) | Wake County (N.C.) | Southern States |
Collection: | Oral Histories of the American South: The Civil Rights Movement |
Institution: | Documenting the American South (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) |
Contributors: | Southern Oral History Program | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Documenting the American South (Project) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library | Oral histories of the American South (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Documenting the American South (Project)) |
Online Publisher: | [Chapel Hill, N.C.] : University Library, UNC-Chapel Hill. | 2007 |
Original Material: | Title from menu page (viewed on Nov. 7, 2008). Interview participants: Adetola Hassan, interviewee; Barbara Copeland, interviewer. Duration: 01:53:36. This electronic edition is part of the UNC-Chapel Hill digital library, Documenting the American South. It is a part of the collection Oral histories of the American South. Text encoded by Jennifer Joyner. Sound recordings digitized by Aaron Smithers. |
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Had a great time!
I talked my Daughter and Son-In-Law into taking their two children on a quick cruise with us. We have come to love cruising as a way to vacation.
The kids are 5 and 8 and had stated they wanted to go on a boat like Grama and Popa.
They all loved it. The wait staff in the dining room were wonderful with the kids. They included them in all the "showtime" experiences having them dance with them etc. They made sure they had good food just for them whether off of the kid's menu, regular menu, or a combination of both.
Special requests were made and all were quickly answered in a positive manner.
Unfortunately for us hurricane Aletta was off the Baja coast and our day at sea was cold and windy. But we made the best of it.
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the same the last two times I've taken this trip. If it always take this amount of time own up and tell people. It was so bad there was nearly a brawl between two families in line....at least entertainment for us waiting. Security had a hard time keeping them apart.
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Student Spotlight: Greg Gauthier
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Greg Gauthier's time at College of DuPage was different from most students.
He challenged himself by taking a variety of math classes while still in middle and high schools. In sixth grade, he took a high school-level geometry class through the Talent Search program and then enrolled in advanced classes during his sophomore, junior and senior years of high school.
"I took advanced classes like multivariable calculus, linear algebra and differential equations since I had exhausted the math classes my high school had to offer," he said. "Taking those classes at night allowed me to continue to be challenged in math without causing severe disruptions in my regular high school schedule."
Instead of pursuing a degree or certificate at COD, Gauthier had the math knowledge and proficiency to attend Vanderbilt University, where he was an advanced student majoring in math and economics with a minor in Spanish, earning his bachelor's degree in 2013. He transferred his Differential Equations class credits from COD to Vanderbilt, and his goal is to become a math professor.
"My experiences with explaining math concepts and solutions to problems in an understandable way have inspired me to consider teaching at the university level as a career," he said.
Gauthier is now in the graduate program at Princeton working on a Ph.D. in mathematics. Having finished his second year, he is now being advised by Paul Seymour and working on graph theory.
He's thankful to College of DuPage for its role in his math development.
"I am very grateful for the opportunity to take advanced classes with such great professors as Bob Cappetta and James Africh," he said. "COD gave me the opportunity to challenge myself and learn more while still a full-time high school student. This enabled me to 'hit the ground running' in my full-time studies at Vanderbilt without having to forgo the high school experience which aided in my personal development."
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Giovanni Cariani: A Concert, ca.1518-20Source: Artcyclopedia; photograph by Michael Weinberg
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Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, RussiaSeduction (Old Man and a Young Woman), 1515-16 Kress Foundation Collection(Look for the "Image" links for super high resolution scans)Portrait of a Gentleman Wearing a Gold Chain, ca.1525-30Portrait of a Member of the Medolago Family, ca.1518 Kunsthistorisches Museum Databank, Vienna (in German) National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh National Gallery, London, UKFrancesco Albani, ca.1517-20The Holy Family with Saints and a Donor, ca.1540 Giovanni Cariani at the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.A Concert, ca.1518-20 National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa The Royal Collection, London, UK(Zoomable - look for the magnifying glass and the text "Magnify image") Ca' Rezzonico - Museo del Settecento Veneziano, Venice (in Italian) Madonna col Bambino e i Santi Antonio da Padova e Caterina D'Alessandria con i tre donatori Harvard University Art Museums, Massachusetts Musée des Beaux-Arts de Caen, France (in French) .PDF document with a good reproduction of Portrait de Giovanni Benedetto Caravaggi North Carolina Museum of Art, RaleighPortrait of a Gentleman Wearing a Gold Chain, ca.1525-30 National Art Databases and Museum Inventories:Art Fund for UK Museums Joconde Database of French Museum Collections (in French)
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How will the Padres fill the void in their lineup left by Adrian Gonzalez? You can scratch Mark Reynolds off the list.
Jack McGruder of FOX Sports Arizona writes that the Padres aren't a fit for Reynolds because the Diamondbacks want two relievers in return. The Padres already traded Ryan Webb and Edward Mujica to the Marlins in order to acquire Cameron Maybin last month, so assuming the Diamondbacks want somebody other than Heath Bell, Jed Hoyer is unlikely to deplete his bullpen even further.
The Orioles remain the most logical trade partner for Reynolds. Still, Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun writes this morning that the O's aren't completely sold on the free-swinging third baseman and seems to think that they may be reluctant to part with right-hander Chris Tillman. Zrebiec echoes McGruder by saying that the Diamondbacks want a pair of young arms in return and mentions that right-hander David Hernandez and third baseman Josh Bell have come up in negotiations.
- pipkin42 - Dec 4, 2010 at 2:16 PM
Why would the Orioles trade Bell for Reynolds? Gross.
- JBerardi - Dec 5, 2010 at 12:04 AM
I love an all-or-nothing hitter like Reynolds, but the trend for him lately has been less and less "all", more and more "nothing". I wouldn't touch him with a ten-foot Rob Deer poll.


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Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family |
Scientific Name: | Colostethus fugax |
Species Authority: | Morales and Schulte, 1993 |
Red List Category & Criteria: | Data Deficient ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2004 |
Date Assessed: | 2004-04-30 |
Assessor(s): | Ana Almendáriz, Diego Cisneros-Heredia, Karl-Heinz Jungfer, Luis A. Coloma, Santiago Ron |
Reviewer(s): | Global Amphibian Assessment Coordinating Team (Simon Stuart, Janice Chanson, Neil Cox and Bruce Young) |
Justification: Listed as Data Deficient in view of continuing uncertainties as to its extent of occurrence, status and ecological requirements. |
Range Description: | This species is currently known from the eastern slopes of the Andes in southern Ecuador, from 600-700m asl, and it is likely to occur more widely. |
Countries: | Native: Ecuador |
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Population: | The population status of this species is not known, but it has been recorded as recently as 2001. |
Population Trend: | Unknown |
Habitat and Ecology: | It occurs in moist forests in the eastern tropical altitudinal zone. Its range lies in a transition zone between humid tropical forest and very humid premontane forest. There is no information known about its breeding habits, although the larvae are likely to develop in streams, as with other species of the genus. |
Systems: | Terrestrial; Freshwater |
Major Threat(s): | Major threats to this species' habitat include agricultural activities (both cultivation of crops and rearing of livestock), as well as logging. |
Conservation Actions: | It is not known to occur in any protected areas. |
Citation: | Ana Almendáriz, Diego Cisneros-Heredia, Karl-Heinz Jungfer, Luis A. Coloma, Santiago Ron 2004. Colostethus fugax. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2014.3. <www.iucnredlist.org>. Downloaded on 25 April 2015. |
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The image resolution on this piece is much lower than what I expected. I suspect AllPosters were provided with a lower than adequate resolution image for printing. At the size I ordered (20in x 14in), it is not noticeable from farther than 3 feet or so away. Closer and the pixelation is apparent. This is a shame, because the artwork is beautiful, and I'd love to get a larger copy. Unfortunately I cannot recommend ordering this in any size larger than 20x14in.
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Ellen Craft will take all the English language skills she learned and plant them on the other side of the world in Kiribati
"I just think it will be a neat opportunity to go and experience a culture that is so incredibly different from ours, and to get to know all the people I'm going to meet over there," she said.
Ellen Craft will take all the English language skills she learned and plant them on the other side of the world in Kiribati
Glen Ellyn woman ready to use skills to help others
Feb 25, 2006 - Chicago Daily Herald
Ellen Craft will take all the English language skills she learned and plant them on the other side of the world.
The 21-year-old from Glen Ellyn doesn't know which one of Kiribati's nearly 30 islands she'll teach middle school students in, but is beyond excited about her 27-month adventure with the Peace Corps, which begins this month.
"I just think it will be a neat opportunity to go and experience a culture that is so incredibly different from ours, and to get to know all the people I'm going to meet over there," she said.
To top it off, Craft won't come home during the longer than two- year assignment.
"I'm a little nervous about having to learn a new language and living in 90-degree heat all the time," she said.
But she's always wanted to give back. She had lots of opportunities while growing up, and wanted to offer others the same experiences.
"I think one of the best ways to do that is to give people a strong foundation with education," Craft said.
During her quest, she expects to gain a whole new outlook on life.
She said in Kiribati, people are able to get by on a lot less than compared to people in the United States. Although she admits it'll take her a while to get used to the unique way of life, she knows it will help her appreciate things more when she comes home to Glen Ellyn.
She's not the only one who will grow from the experience. In one way or another, her presence will shed light into her new community's outlook.
"I'll be able to teach them a little about our culture," she said. "What an American is versus what they see on TV."
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Director Vasquez and Cambodia's Deputy Chief of Mission Meng Eang Nay announced a historic new partnership between the Peace Corps and the Kingdom of Cambodia that will bring volunteers to this Southeast Asian country for the first time. Under King Norodom Sihamoni and Prime Minister Hun Sen, Cambodia has welcomed new partnerships with the U.S. government and other U.S. organizations.
Peace Corps suspends program in Bangladesh
Peace Corps Director Gaddi H. Vasquez announced the suspension of the Peace Corps program in Bangladesh on March 15. The safety and security of volunteers is the number one priority of the Peace Corps. Therefore, all Peace Corps volunteers serving in Bangladesh have safely left the country. More than 280 Peace Corps volunteers have served in Bangladesh since the program opened in November 1998. Latest: What other newspapers say.
Invitee re-assigned after inflammatory remarks
The Peace Corps has pulled the invitation to Derek Volkart to join the Morocco Training Program and offered him a position in the Pacific instead after officials read an article in which he stated that his decision to join the Peace Corps was in "response to our current fascist government." RPCV Lew Nash says that "If Derek Volkart spoke his mind as freely in Morocco about the Moroccan monarchy it could cause major problems for himself and other Peace Corps volunteers." Latest: Volkart reverses stance, takes new assignment in Paraguay.
March 1, 1961: Keeping Kennedy's Promise
On March 1, 1961, President John F. Kennedy issues Executive Order #10924, establishing the Peace Corps as a new agency: "Life in the Peace Corps will not be easy. There will be no salary and allowances will be at a level sufficient only to maintain health and meet basic needs. Men and women will be expected to work and live alongside the nationals of the country in which they are stationed--doing the same work, eating the same food, talking the same language. But if the life will not be easy, it will be rich and satisfying. For every young American who participates in the Peace Corps--who works in a foreign land--will know that he or she is sharing in the great common task of bringing to man that decent way of life which is the foundation of freedom and a condition of peace. "
Paid Vacations in the Third World?
Retired diplomat Peter Rice has written a letter to the Wall Street Journal stating that Peace Corps "is really just a U.S. government program for paid vacations in the Third World." Director Vasquez has responded that "the small stipend volunteers receive during their two years of service is more than returned in the understanding fostered in communities throughout the world and here at home." What do RPCVs think?
RPCV admits to abuse while in Peace Corps
Timothy Ronald Obert has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a minor in Costa Rica while serving there as a Peace Corps volunteer. "The Peace Corps has a zero tolerance policy for misconduct that violates the law or standards of conduct established by the Peace Corps," said Peace Corps Director Gaddi H. Vasquez. Could inadequate screening have been partly to blame? Mr. Obert's resume, which he had submitted to the Peace Corps in support of his application to become a Peace Corps Volunteer, showed that he had repeatedly sought and obtained positions working with underprivileged children. Read what RPCVs have to say about this case.
Military Option sparks concerns
The U.S. military, struggling to fill its voluntary ranks, is allowing recruits to meet part of their reserve military obligations after active duty by serving in the Peace Corps. Read why there is opposition to the program among RPCVs. Director Vasquez says the agency has a long history of accepting qualified applicants who are in inactive military status. John Coyne says "Not only no, but hell no!" and RPCV Chris Matthews leads the debate on "Hardball." Avi Spiegel says Peace Corps is not the place for soldiers while Coleman McCarthy says to Welcome Soldiers to the Peace Corps. Read our poll results. Latest: Congress passed a bill on December 22 including language to remove Peace Corps from the National Call to Service (NCS) military recruitment program
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When the National Call to Service legislation was amended to include Peace Corps in December of 2002, this country had not yet invaded Iraq and was not in prolonged military engagement in the Middle East, as it is now. Read the story of how one volunteer spent three years in captivity from 1976 to 1980 as the hostage of a insurrection group in Colombia in Joanne Marie Roll's op-ed on why this legislation may put soldier/PCVs in the same kind of danger. Latest: Read the ongoing dialog on the subject.
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Last Updated: Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Status: Construction Phase
The project involves a comprehensive renovation of the Wooster Science Building. Key elements to this renovation involves relocating student services (Academic Advising, Student Accounts, Records & Registration and Financial Aid) from various locations across the campus to a new centralized location within the Wooster Building. In addition, the college has developed plans to put a food court and dining hall on the ground floor of Wooster.
The contractor continues to work on the interior and exterior work in the building. Furniture and equipment orders have been placed. The project is proceeding as scheduled.
Estimated Cost: | $36,745,000 |
Estimated Date of Completion: | January 2016 |
Architect: | CROXTON COLLABORATIVE ARCHITECTS, P.C |
Construction Manager: | SUCF |
College Representative: | Jeffrey Lewis, Campus Architect |
Contractor: | APS Contracting- Paterson, NJ |
Source of Funding: | SUCF/Capital |


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i have been using this phone for more than 3 weeks and haven't found problems.
The only con is, when the phone is on charging, the the touch screen becomes but unresponsive, but this can be ignored compared to the overall features.
Sorry buddy!
The power button is the only way.
One gets used to it so its not a showstopper, but in case of Moto phones you will notice that the physical feedback from the hardware buttons(Power and volume) is pathetic, so that might start to irritate you!
Just check that once with a live phone.. if you are ok with it then it should'nt be much of a bother.
Motorola defy is the best phones with its features look .i bought this mobile from flipkart
Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic
- MP3/WAV/WMA/AAC+ player
- MP4/WMV/H.263/H.264 player
- Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Google Talk
- Facebook, Twitter, MySpace integration
- Document viewer
- Photo viewer/editor
- Organizer
- Voice memo/dial/commands
- Predictive text input
-really nice to use handy
-doesnt seems to be 1 ghz speed,little bit slower
-charge stands still even when internet is used
-charger gets heat soon while phone is in charge even for 15 mins
-touchscreen is good to use
-cel is working fine even when dipped n water
-worth buying it......thanks...
Wow, so my journey with Flipkart started with a shopping of a gift voucher and then a book... now a mobile. Flipkart does what it commits! Wonderful website, easy to track orders, multiple payment options and finally very well done delivery-on-time. {I even got a replacement though that needed some persuasion}
About Motorola Defy+: I started looking for a new phone for my wife. The phone needs to be replaced is Sony Ericsson, old style but works just fine. Wife insisted she wants Sony Ericsson only. I thought Samsung is what everyone going gaga about, and also Android :)
So first thought came for Samsung Galaxy S5360, nice price, looks, touch screen...somehow was not satisfied since we were looking for something as rugged as her old phone. And this phone was flimsy from looks.
Okey so search went on to slightly expensive models, but everything from Samsung (upto around 15K) would have 800MHz processor. (Looked at Sony Xperia Mini Pro too, and again they were not for rough handling).
Came across Motorola Defy plus: Gorilla Glass, 3.7 inch screen, bigger battery, Motoblur to safeguard your details incase of loss of phone, 1GHz CPU with GPU....looked like I am close to making decision.
My friend had one and he came to show it to me and my wife, since this phone is rarely available at other offline retailers. And more over what they will show is just a dummy mobile... and we were impressed. Only that this is first time we are using touchscreen , there were some initial hiccups :)
Other phones with Gorilla glass were Sony Xperia Active and Nokia Lumia, both were priced higher. Hence decided for Moto Defy+.
- Rugged
- Looks: quite impressive use of whole screen for 3.7 inch screen the phone doesn't look very big
- Touch- highly responsive
- Motoblur back up of contacts
- Easy to configure
- Water proof and Gorilla glass !!!
- Android: no official updates to ICS (I dont mind, since I use phone as phone most often :))
- Battery: comes for 1 day, I am use to for a week :) Also it worries me when phone get older, the battery cycle will also get shortened..
- FM sound can't be brought on speakers even with headphone connected as antenna. All other (even the cheapest phone in the market has this feature). Now I have installed an app for it.
- made me too possessive for it :)
- Voice command rarely works
My rating is 4/5. A 5/5 would be ONLY if battery and FM would have come good.
Yet to test:
- gaming
I just say Motorola Defy is "Best in Class" Android phone.
Main Key Points. Why it's best in class.
# Top Water Resistant Phone in Android.
# More battery power (1700 mAH) that you really necessary if you prefer Android
# Gorilla Glass Display & Very sharp screen 264 PPI.
# Very Affordable Price with great Specification
# Best choice if you really don't prefer front camera & sleek design
i have bought this device recently. working great. went out in rain, accidentally phone fell down while driving, but no damage to the phone. even no scratches. this product is not for those who want slim phone.
Others have mentioned quite a lot of good things about this phone and I love my phone but I will mention just the cons here.
1. has 7 home screen that are non-deleatable which means u have to keep even empty screens there all the time.
2. in the notifications drop down menu you dont get the quick options like WIfi, BT, GPS, SOund/Vibrate. Instead you get these nifty motorola widgets for the same that reside on your homescreen. So, to switch wifi on you need to come on yur homescreen. This isnt a big con.
3. Battery %age is shown with a difference of 10% only.
4. Music widget takes 2 touches to work. At times i feel the music widget is not responding. It doesnt hang up but it takes 2 or 3 touches for the 1st time everytime i use it.
5. The headphone jack is covered with rubber whic is hard to hold while fitting the headphone due to its elasticity.
These are very little things. Otherwise its a good phone with a screen which feels fairly large screen. Good buy for 2012.
It's a great feature packed tough looking phone. Working perfectly for me over last 2 months. It is better than any Samsung or HTC phones in 10-15K range.
Some negative things came in my way are
1. It will not allow call recording. No android app can help you on this. Due to USA legal rules Motorola has disabled this feature on their phones. I think this is applicable for all US made phones.
2. Camera is not much great.
3. Scratch proof screen is still scratchable. Use screen guard for peace of mind.
First thing i did after i had it charged and running.. is dump it in one of my aquariums, while the video player was playing! it really is water resistant.
i don't understand why people with this phone keep it in a case or have a scratch guard on the screen.. this device doesnt need any of that crap.
battery life was a bit of an issue, but once you install juice defender its all ok. after using a samsung for the last 2 years, this one's almost vanilla ui was refreshing. I also use Launcher Pro.. seems a lot more smoother that the motorola homescreen


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TR 05 NW SHELDWICH SHELDWICH LEES (south side) Lees Court Road1/120 The Post Office and Cottage attached IIHouse and shop. Early C18. Chequered red and blue brick and plain tiled roof. Two storeys in 2 builds - the end left bay a later addition. Plinth, plat band and moulded eaves cornice. Roof with stacks at centre left and end right and 2 hipped dormers. Two wooden casements with central blank panel on first floor, and 2 segmental headed wooden casements with shutters on ground floor. Boarded door with flat hood. This symmetrical facade extended by 1 bay to left, with 1 wooden casement and boarded door, both with segmental heads. Single storey post office extension to right with boarded door. Listing NGR: TR0129256442
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The power and excitement of international fighting action comes to the Sega Genesis in the form of DEADLY MOVES. In this battle for combat supremacy, you'll find yourself in a 10-match tournament with the winner taking home the title. Each opponent has a unique fighting style and special skills that will challenge your abilities and test your mettle. As the game progresses, your foes will get faster, stronger, and better, so be prepared to lay it all on the line if you want to be champion. The 3D environments are well-designed, and the weather and seasons even change as the game goes on. If you think you're the best of the best, the only way to find out is to enter the world of DEADLY MOVES.
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- Hand-to-hand fighting action; 3D environments with changing seasons and weather; 10 brutal opponents; one or two players; each fighter has special weapons and fighting techniques


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One of my favorite movies from 2009 is Dogtooth, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos and written by Lanthimos and Efthymis Filippou, about a husband and wife, mostly the husband, who have constructed a bizarre alternate reality for their three adult children to grow up in, one where the meaning of words as we – those of us fortunate enough to have not been doomed to exist in this family – know them have been altered, with the purpose, one assumes, of making the son and two daughters easily controllable, and making them unfit to live in the actual world beyond the high walls that surround the family home. Dogtooth is quite a bit stranger, and darker, and funnier, and more unsettling, than that brief description indicates (it also puts me in mind of the excellent episode of the new The Twilight Zone from the 1980s called "Word Salad," featuring Robert Klein as a man who wakes up one day to find the English language gradually turning into gibberish), and, so it should logically follow, it made me very curious about this Yorgos Lanthimos character, and what his whole deal is.
After watching his most recent film, Alps from 2011, which is being released on DVD tomorrow by Kino Lorber, I'm no closer to knowing what his whole deal is, but whatever it is I'm still on board. Once more co-written by Lanthimos and Filippou, Alps very much resembles Dogtooth, not least because once again language comes in for a...beating? I don't know, but it seems clear that Lanthimos and Filippou look at the whole concept of verbal communication somewhat askance. In this film, four people -- two hospital works, a rhymic gymnast, and her coach -- have formed a group their leader (Aris Servetalis) has dubbed "Alps." It's not an acronym, but rather meant to refer specifically to the mountain range. The idea is that no other mountain range can replace the Alps, but anyone would be happy to have one of the Alps' peaks step in and sub for, say, Mt. Kilimanjaro. The Alps are irreplacable. And what the Alps, the group of four people, I mean, do, is they make contact with the families or friends of the recently departed and, for a fee, will play the role of the deceased for a period of time until the grief of those in mourning passes. Such is the idea, anyhow.
What's pretty key here, though, is that the premise of the film (if you don't know what it is going in) doesn't become clear until after Servetalis has pitched his idea to name the group "Alps," which, at the time, may not seem like such a big deal, beyond the fact that Servetalis chooses the name of the Alps highest peak as his own inter-group nickname. Pretty arrogant, but he's the boss, so fine. But then you know what this group is all about, and his explanation for why "Alps" is a good name becomes almost breathtaking in its presumption. So if these four people are the Alps, and nothing can replace the Alps but the Alps can replace anything, then as far as Servetalis is concerned his group is better than the dead people they're replacing. When you come to learn what kind of a person Servetalis is (he's a scumbag), this makes some kind of sense. But I mean, Jesus Christ.
In terms of plot, there isn't much. Like Dogtooth, Alps is a series of scenes that depict what it's like to be in this group, and to be the kind of person that's in this group. And I don't mean "a group like this," I mean this group. Lanthimos is nothing if not specific, and he portrays the four main characters as being quite a bit removed from normal human society, steady jobs or no. The film opens with the rhythmic gymnast (Ariane Labed, who has a very Dogtooth air about her, even though she wasn't in that film) practicing her routine to Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana." When she's done, she explains her missteps to her coach (Johnny Vekris) by saying she would really rather perform to a pop song. Her coach responds by saying she's not ready for that, and if she keeps this up he'll break every bone in her body and then she won't be able to perform to anything. Later, the meek, frightened, desperately sad gymnast attempts to win the goodwill of her coach by stripping off her top and contorting her body into, I guess, gymnastic poses, while extolling his many virtues. As desperately sad as her character is, so is this scene, not least because it's very clear that this very thing has been demanded of her before.
The character who you might for a while think is the most with it is played by Aggeliki Papoulia (now she was in Dogtooth). She works in the hospital with Vekris, and it's through her that most of their clients are found. This would suggest that if Vekris is the president of Alps, Papoulia is the vice president (how these two ever hooked up with the gymnast/coach team to form this group is never explained, a good creative choice, as far as I'm concerned), and perhaps Vekris does consider her his second-in-command, but whether he does or doesn't, Papoulia is coming apart at the seams far more than even the gymnast. Papoulia's mental collapse, which takes the shape of her disturbingly close bonds with some of the clients, forms whatever narrative Alps has.
But there's so much more that's strange and interesting about this film. For one thing, I mentioned language, and how once against Lanthimos and Filippou mess with it. This comes from the lines the Alps have to memorize -- they're basically actors, after all -- in order to closely approximate the dead people they're stepping in for. We see them rehearse, not just among themselves, but with their clients, and it turns out the Alps are terrible actors. But somehow the repetition of words spoken by the deceased gets under the skin of at least Papoulia, even after the words have been repeated so often that the context falls away and it all becomes the spluttering of a madman, or madwoman. And speaking of acting: from Vekris's point of view, the process of successfully completing an Alps project involves almost no emotional buy-in, but rather the focus is on minutiae (which they're not even consistent about -- one dead man wore a certain kind of eyeglasses that Vekris demands the client provide, but the fact that the deceased was bald, and the Alps planning to step in is not, doesn't concern him) about the deceased's life and interests. When Papoulia or Servetalis home in on a hospital patient they think might soon be shown across, they pepper them with banal questions, such as "Who is your favorite actor?" The answers are always American, or anyway Hollywood (Jude Law is in there once) actors, and you wonder, with this kind of shit taking up all their planning, how any of their jobs can ever work.
And I don't know that they do. Much of the film's dark humor comes from seeing some of these in progress, and it's always absurd. What's more interesting to me, however, and this was also the case in Dogtooth, is that whatever his intentions, Lanthimos's brand of very dry surrealism does not finally reflect anything back at the viewer. The members of Alps are crazy, but this doesn't necessarily mean that anyone else is. Dogtooth was about a crazy family that had chosen to isolate itself from society, and very few people from the regular world get a look in (granted, one of the few who does has a lot of problems herself). That's not what Alps is about, but Lanthimos tells the story in a way that still isolates them, and in some cases we see reactions from the sane world to their behavior, and those reactions are not at all unlike what I'd expect from myself, or you, or anybody else. As for anyone buying into their services, well, grief does funny things to people. In any case, those services, it turns out, are not as close to Hospice-for-the-grieving as a thumbnail sketch might make you think. Knowing Servetalis's character as we eventually do, it's hard to not see them, or at least him, the mastermind, as chillingly, bewilderingly, delusionally mercenary. I give this business six months, tops.


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Released: Sep 01st, 1997
Running Time: 93
Director: Jim Enright
Company: VCA Platinum Plus
Peter North, Scott Styles, Holly Hummer, Tony Tedeschi, Krista Maze, Anthony (I), Mitchell Gant, Jake Steed, Tricia Devereaux, Micki Lynn, Tom Byron, Shayla LaVeaux, Stacy Valentine
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Feature
With its consistently steamy – but never quite over-the-top – sex scenes, the handsomely shot Eternal Lust 2 is one of the better couples vids of the year. In it, vampire queen Shayla Laveaux and protégé Stacy Valentine amuse each other with tales past sexual exploits.
The hottest include LaVeaux's face-sitting pussy grind with Mitchell Gant, who reciprocates by boning her, then blowing his creamy wad all over her luscious kisser. Another high note is the vid-ending, cast-inclusive orgy, which might just stretch the boundaries of what's considered traditional couples fare.
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I got the urge to bake at about 9:30 last night, so I decided to make something we could eat for breakfast this morning. Of course, we wound up eating part of it last night because it smelled so good in the oven, but there was plenty left for a leisurely Sunday morning breakfast.
Coconut Chai Breakfast Cake
- 1 cup strong chai tea
- 1/3 cup uncooked quick (not instant) oatmeal
- 1 cup whole wheat flour
- 1/2 cup unbleached white flour
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 1/4 tsp ginger (use more for a spicier cake)
- 3/4 cup vegan sugar (I used demerara)
- 1/3 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1 tbsp vinegar
- 1/2 tsp almond extract
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup flaked coconut, 2 tbsp reserved
- Prepare the chai ahead of time by steeping two teabags (I used decaffeinated Tazo Chai) in one cup of boiling water until cool.
- Preheat oven to 350 F. Grease an 8-inch square baking pan.
- Combine the dry ingredients (oatmeal through sugar) in a medium-sized mixing bowl. Add the chai, applesauce, vinegar, extracts, and all but 2 tablespoons of the coconut. Mix well, and pour the batter into the prepared pan. Sprinkle with the reserved coconut and bake for about 25 minutes, or until a tester inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Cooking time (duration): 30 minutes
Number of servings (yield): 9
Nutrition (per serving): 173 calories, 14 calories from fat, 1.7g total fat, 0mg cholesterol, 284.5mg sodium, 111.8mg potassium, 37.8g carbohydrates, 2.9g fiber, 18.6g sugar, 3.1g protein, 3 points.
This turned out lightly spiced, lightly sweet, and very dense. E. liked it so much that she asked for it to be her birthday cake. I think it works better as the equivalent of a coffee cake (a chai cake?) than as a birthday cake. It was actually perfect for breakfast. . . and for a midnight snack.
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In Denver, actor Kevin James talks teachers, martial arts and his new film
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Kevin James, best known for his leading role in the decade-long TV series The King of Queens, stopped through Denver on Thursday to promote his new film Here Comes the Boom. He was accompanied by former UFC champion, longtime friend and costar of the film, Bas Rutten.
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Here Comes the Boom follows a lethargic, middle-aged biology teacher who takes up mixed martial arts in an attempt to raise money for his struggling school after cutbacks threaten the job security of the music teacher -- played by Henry Winkler -- who's wife is now having a baby. As the fights continue, James develops a renewed sense of enthusiasm for his job, culminating with his final fight in Las Vegas -- worth all the marbles -- where his entire class shows up to root him on.
In addition to garnering laughs, James wants to use the film to send a message about contemporary education. "I remember great teachers that I had back then that seem to be lacking now," he says. "I wanted to salute the good ones and have the not-so-good ones wake up and hopefully change their game."
To counterbalance the film's feel-good theme James incorporated one of his true passions into the script: mixed martial arts. He brought in longtime friend Bas Rutten who trained James throughout the film, both during its production and as part of Here Comes the Boom's storyline. Rutten is fairly unknown outside the mixed martial arts world but has had small feature-film roles throughout his career, usually playing the funny, but at the same time scary guy that he actually is in real life.
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Hi there, just hoping someone could save me trawling through the code to find the responsive breakpoints. Would just want to tweak the fluid width percentages a little and make the break around 1000px a little less severe.
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Description: Outside sub-Saharan Africa, where P. falciparum infection is most common, P. vivax is the most common cause of malaria infection. While not as deadly as P. falciparum, it does negatively affect human health. Malaria infection is initiated when an infected Anophales mosquito injects sporozoites into a persons blood during a blood meal. The sporozoites migrate to and infect hepatocytes where they multiply asexually. The CSP is the major surface protein of sporozoites and form a dense coat on the parasites surface. The CSP is involved in the motility of the sporozoite and the invasion of target cells. It is also required for sporozoite development in the mosquito. The protein has been extensively studied as a vaccine candidate. Vaccination with irradiated sporozoites has been shown to protect against malarial parasites with the sera of protected individuals recognizing CSP. Applications: Suitable for use in ELISA and Western Blot. Other applications not tested. Recommended Dilution: Optimal dilutions to be determined by the researcher. Hybridoma: Sp2/0 myeloma cells with spleen cells from Balb/c mice. Storage and Stability: May be stored at 4°C for short-term only. Aliquot to avoid repeated freezing and thawing. Store at -20°C. Aliquots are stable for at least 12 months. For maximum recovery of product, centrifuge the original vial after thawing and prior to removing the cap. |